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Tehran Steps Up High‑Level Talks With Turkey, Pakistan and China

Iran says it is reopening negotiation channels to try to reduce the risk of wider security or energy disruptions.

Overview

  • Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi held a phone call with Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan, Iranian media reported, to review recent regional developments.
  • During a visit to Beijing, Araghchi met Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi and told him that Tehran has begun talks with neighboring countries to restore peace and stability.
  • Iranian reporting says Araghchi also spoke by phone with Pakistan’s army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir while in China, reflecting Pakistan’s ongoing mediation role.
  • Officials describe these exchanges as active multilateral diplomacy but there is no confirmed agreement or de‑escalation on the table yet.
  • The outreach follows a June Islamabad memorandum and Pakistan’s August visit to Tehran and takes place under continued U.S. sanctions pressure and risks to oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz.